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I Think I Love You Too Much
 
  I’m not alone sitting right there
How come I get the feeling you’d vanish into the air
I love you more than anybody else, babe
Can’t you tell I’m an easy touch.
Baby, baby, I think I love you too much

If I picked you up, oh you’d slip right away
If I locked you up, you’d find a way to make me pay.
You’re gonna hurt me more than anybody else babe
Can’t you tell I’m an easy touch
Baby, baby, I think I love you too much.

Bridge:
Guess I’m gonna get you what you want
Cuz I’m so into you
You don’t even give an inch to me baby
Though I’ve been giving you a mile or two

Bridge

Verse 1

Baby, baby, I think I love you too much (repeat)




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